It was a woeful decision. The Clare player got him sent off. They’re always at it.
Christ, you’re a boring bastard…
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Their.
They might not but he oversaw a team which ended the Kilkenny era of dominance in utterly emphatic style, playing sublime hurling.
The following year they went out in their shields in a titanic struggle with Galway which was the effective All-Ireland final and with hindsight looks better and better as one of the all time classic games.
They failed in the 2018 round robin but even then they went out on their shields and were a butt of a post away from mounting another serious All-Ireland challenge. He knew when he was done and walked away, unlike some other inter-county managers.
I’ve always like Ryan’s demeanour and style from the first time I saw him play as a novice corner back in 1991. He struck me as somebody who didn’t have notions, who realised he was lucky to be playing at the level he was at and that he’d damn well try and make the most of it.
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I met Johnny on the way out, he was hiding his Tipp hat in his cap 
Lovely chatting with you @johnnysachs, I couldn’t understand a word you were saying tbh but I wish you all the best 
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That lads Twitter account is weird as fuck, is he Craic of the ash? MMA head too - fucking hell
No Idea. I only saw that one tweet.
Hm
It was a response to Buffer who rightly agreed it was never a booking.
It was indeed a yellow card. But I’d be wary of Twitter accounts like that chump.
I hated Pat Gilroy as a player. He had a big head on him (physically, not metaphorically) with red cheeks and looked like some posh boy who’d gone to Eton or something. No good could ever come of Pat Gilroy being selected for Dublin.
But I guess people change and in later years he had the head and the voice of a van driver.
I’d have Horan down as a very good manager, but somebody who looked like he had severe depression.
Can’t bate Tipp enough or by enough. Long may it continue
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It all goes back to 2009. Tipp never took the foot of the pedal in that semi final. That’s when Kiely said he was getting involved. Took him 9 years to get his shot but Christ had he taken it
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Oh how they fucking laughed at us that day, we only felt sorry for the 500 of them that turned up today
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In the Kiely era in championship v Tipp W6 D1 L1, we went from 1996 to 2007 in before we beat them on our 9th attempt
yeah, this was madness and they chasing scores, discipline and cop on an issue. Collins the keeper seems keen to come off his goal for a bit of argy bargy
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And he dead right with the rest of the clowns on the field with him